FORMER PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH: Justin, thank you for those kind remarks. You’re a better speaker than you are a golfer. (Laughter.) Laura and I are thrilled you’re here. We’re particularly thankful that Dr. Jill Biden came. Thanks so much for being here. It means a lot that you’ve come. And I want to thank you for what you and the

JAKE TAPPER: We pointed this out in our show today the use of the term, 'the line.' And in fact I asked [Richard] Haass if you're Yanukovych and you're sitting there and you hear President Obama talking about lines -- how much does the red line of Bashir al-Assad, the threat that if Bashir al-Assad used chemical weapons against his own people that

ANN COULTER: Well, there are two ways are looking at it. People out in America who call themselves tea praters are fantastic, they're the heart of America. And I think they've made a huge difference, they did in 2010 elections anyway. In the House, Republicans picked up more seats than they did in famous 1994 election. That was a huge win, but we l

CHRIS HAYES, MSNBC: Final question, I want to ask you how you see your job. You gave a speech to AIPAC, American Israel Public Affairs Committee. The speech wasn't on the schedule, it was off the record, but the contents were reported. One of the things that you said that it was part of your job description to be a defender of Israel. And -- obviou

MICHAEL GRAHAM: Barack Obama, in his sixth year, are there any other presidents who were in similar positions where they had a key policy that was collapsing beneath their feet and taking their party down with them. Has this happened in the past that you can think of? MICHAEL BARONE: Well, I think a lot of Democrats would say, and I think they m

GEORGE WILL: Well, announcing expectations is all very well, but I’m not sure who is impressed by it. What we are seeing in Ukraine, what we’ve seen in Syria and what we will see again in Iran is a complete failure of what I think was the centerpiece of the president's foreign policy and that is the reset of the relations with Russia. They're n

RON PAUL: The American people are very leery of getting involved in another squabble in some other country. I would be willing to wager most of the people in the Ukraine would like to see the United States stay out, and they’d like to see the Russians stay out.

"It feels like you're watching performance art a lot of the time," House of Cards star Kevin Spacey said about members of Congress. "I don't believe them. I don't believe what they say. I don't think they are being absolutely sincere. I think it's performance art. And most of them are bad actors ... I think the delusion is often very deep."

PRESIDENT OBAMA: The United States condemns in strongest terms the violence that's taking place there. And we have been deeply engaged with our European partners as well as both the Ukrainian government and the opposition to try to assure that that violence ends. But we hold the Ukrainian government primarily responsible for making sure that i

"Barack Obama and the foreign policy of this administration are responsible for this. It's very simple," veteran Democratic strategist Hank Sheinkopf told Steve Malzberg today. "He did not protect our relationship sufficiently with Ukraine and Poland, both the entries for the Russians, historically, into Europe. He sat back and he watched and he le

WOLF BLITZER: The political firebrand, Ted Nugent, darling of the far right, is campaigning, at this moment, with the Texas gubernatorial candidate, Greg Abbott. This despite Nugent's recent characterization of President Obama as a, quote, "subhuman mongrel." Abbott, who is the state attorney general, invited Nugent to appear with him at two events

LAWRENCE O'DONNELL, MSNBC HOST: Well, let's go back to what Ted Cruz said. We just heard him say this: 'The single thing that Republican politicians hate and fear the most, that is when they're forced to tell the truth.' I got to say, if I just submitted to that to you, Steve, as a blind quote, I didn't tell you where that came from in your wild

ABC: Bill O'Reilly talks about Jesus, shares his surprising opinion of Obama, and he finds out that White House security treated him very differently than they treated Jimmy Kimmel. O'Reilly called the Obama Super Bowl interview the "toughest" interview of his life. He also said Obama is a patriot.

RCP's late-night comedy roundup, Up Late.

Chris Hayes talks with New York Magazine reporter Kevin Roose, who snuck into a meeting of Wall Street secret society and wrote about his experience. In this new Gilded Age, we are seeing a 21st century revival of the backrooms of old – most blatantly in this recent meeting of a Wall Street fraternity.

George Will, Charles Krauthammer, and Mara Liasson join Bret Baier o discuss the latest developments from the revolution in Ukraine.

Rachel Maddow reports on the severe sentences issued to senior citizen peace activists, including a nun, who broke into a nuclear facility.

BILL O'REILLY: The majority of Americans are not ideologues. They just want some security and prosperity and under the Obama administration those things have been elusive. But for the zealots, economic problems are not important. They want an entirely different America and it is clear President Obama is not going to deliver that.